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They should poach someone from Man City's commercial department!
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RECESSION!
He could put the club up for sale for the rumoured £280m he has put in with a complete clean break and he'd have any number of suitors imo.
Because he loves the club more than the managerRECESSION!
He could put the club up for sale for the rumoured £280m he has put in with a complete clean break and he'd have any number of suitors imo.
Anyone buying that club For nigh on £300m is gonna run it pretty much the same way as Ashley. That’s big big money for a club who’s ceiling is 7th.He could put the club up for sale for the rumoured £280m he has put in with a complete clean break and he'd have any number of suitors imo.
Awab mansThey should poach someone from Man City's commercial department!
Anyone buying that club For nigh on £300m is gonna run it pretty much the same way as Ashley. That’s big big money for a club who’s ceiling is 7th.
Awab mans
That's not true at all. Develop the training facilities and the academy and with a long term strategy of gradual progression there absolutely no reason why us (or any other decent-sized club) can break through that ceiling.
Not now Sima, maybe the odd freaky season but never for us under Ashley its gone mental now and i doubt theres many out there to sustain a challenge.sustain is the key.
Not in a sustainable way imo. Leicester stole it away for a year and the big 6 doubled down with huge money and sewed it up for the foreseeable future. Southampton are the closest example for what you’re proposing and then one bad manager combined with one bad recruitment summer nearly saw them relegated.That's not true at all. Develop the training facilities and the academy and with a long term strategy of gradual progression there absolutely no reason why us (or any other decent-sized club) can break through that ceiling.
Anyone buying that club For nigh on £300m is gonna run it pretty much the same way as Ashley. That’s big big money for a club who’s ceiling is 7th.
Awab mans
Not in a sustainable way imo. Leicester stole it away for a year and the big 6 doubled down with huge money and sewed it up for the foreseeable future. Southampton are the closest example for what you’re proposing and then one bad manager combined with one bad recruitment summer nearly saw them relegated.
Ashley bought them for £90 million (I think) and there’s another £130-140 million in loans that he’s provided so he’s into them for nearly 1/4 of a billion.
He's running it as a business.
He's cleared most of the debt and the mess left by the Hall's and Shepherds and is only spending what is within their means.
He's also keeping the debt down as much as possible for when he eventually sells it, which he will.
Of course this doesn't go down too well at any football club especially one that see's itself as the biggest club in the world who think they should be signing players like Neymar etc.
Mags sign a Korean and a Japanese.
Hmmm.....
Ok then you have a few strikers who can get between 6 and 10 already then. Whats the beef if the club cant afford a top one?Here's the list of players that scored 12 or more goals last season
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With the exception of Glenn Murray and historically Defoe for a few seasons at your place they'd all cost an absolute fortune. You need to spend at least £25m in attempting to get a striker that can regularly get you that amount of goals.
EDIT - Due to his age, possibly add Vardy to the list although even though he is getting on you're still looking at paying over £40m for him.
Aye but he’s made that back with free advertising on the stadium.
I'm sure there are countless threads on the Mags, Ashley and all that, so apologies, but can anyone clear a few things up for me?
Are Newcastle, as a club, actually in profit, or are they in debt?
If the club is making money, and he's not spending it, then I get moaning about that. But if they're in debt, or running at a loss, then can they seriously demand Ashley spend money?
And how much have they actually spent since Rafa was there? I know (unlike us) they've sold players at huge profit, which is usually when they start talking about net spend and all that, but even then they still need an owner to allow them to spend and not just keep those profits.
I find their whole demanding money a bit odd - getting MPs standing up demanding he invest or go or whatever - but if they're making vast sums then maybe that's why?
There record transfer fee is £17m for Micheal Owen still. Huddersfield have spent £17.5m on a player this year, I can see why they’re fans are a little frustrated.